World Vape Show in Dubai: Preview of Exhibition Stands

Jun.11.2024

World Vape Show in Dubai: Preview of Exhibition Stands

Leading e-cigarette brands gear up for World Vape Show in Dubai with elaborate booth setups. Check out the sneak peek!

The World Vape Show is set to take place at the Dubai World Trade Centre from June 12th to 14th. The exhibition has attracted numerous well-known brands and companies in the industry, such as ELFBAR, ASPIRE, SKE, YOOZ, VAPORESSO, GEEKBAR, ELUX, FirstUnion, FEELM, SMISS, HQD, INNOKIN, MOTI, and more.

World Vape Show in Dubai: Preview of Exhibition Stands — SMOORE technology brand FEELM booth | Image source: 2FIRSTS

On the morning of June 11th, the day before the opening of the WORLD VAPE SHOW, 2FIRSTS arrived early on site to bring viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the preparation of the exhibition booths.

World Vape Show in Dubai: Preview of Exhibition Stands — VAPORESSO booth | Image source: 2FIRSTS

At the scene, 2FIRSTS noticed that exhibitors such as FEELM, VAPORESSO, GEEKVAPE, OXVA, OXBAR, and HQD were setting up their booths, with many already in the final stages of decoration.

World Vape Show in Dubai: Preview of Exhibition Stands — GEEKBVAPE Booth | Image Source: 2FIRSTS

Here is a photo gallery of the exhibition booth (all images provided by 2FIRSTS):

World Vape Show in Dubai: Preview of Exhibition Stands — MYLE booth | Image source: 2FIRSTS

World Vape Show in Dubai: Preview of Exhibition Stands — Translate to English: ISPIRE booth under the banner of Yijia Te | Image source: 2FIRSTS

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